campaigning
Saykam-PAYN-ing/kæmˈpeɪnɪŋ/
- 1Gerund of campaign. Use this for the act of working to win an election or support a cause.
Weeks of campaigning left the candidate tired but hopeful.
Door-to-door campaigning helped the small party win new voters.
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- 2Present participle of campaign. Use this form with words like 'is' or 'are' to show the action is happening now.
She is campaigning for cleaner water in her town.
They are campaigning hard before the big vote.
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Origin
From the word "campaign" plus "-ing".